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    the horrendous conditions in sweatshops and the slave like treatment. Imagine working hot‚ small‚ overpopulated work space for cents a day or week. Starting from as young as five just to make enough for a loaf of bread. The Industrial Revolution had many downsides but with every negative there is a positive. The positives here are the electricity to run the factories and machines‚ the lights to allow work into the night hours. But the positives did not always

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    Ethical Issues in the Fashion Industry Introduction This essay reflects on the lecture titled Creative Economy by Martin Bouette. I found this lecture relevant to my final project. My topic is the changing trends in the apparel industry. How Corporate Social Responsibility affects the supply chain‚ going local from global‚ vertical from horizontal. The lecture is relevant in many aspects‚ for example the knowledge society’s changes and ethical issues and responsibility within the apparel industry

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    Books. Goel‚ N. (2006). Problems with IT‚ Bangor Daily News‚ 9 November‚ 2006‚ p.1. Available from: ProQuest at http://www.proquest.com [Accessed: 19 November 2006]. Grandinetti‚ M. (1996). The complete guide to IT in business needs. Brookfield: Rothstein Catalog. Hiles‚ A. (2002). Information technology. Cambridge: MIT Press. Mohammed‚ A. (2000). Information security management. Foster City: IDG Books Worldwide.

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    Topic 1 Global Warming and the Green Movement Executive summary Base on the understanding of global warming and through the terrible experience of living environment that we have already known human is the chief culprit. It is an international issue and everyone has the responsibility to protect our earth. In this assignment‚ we will discuss how does global warming happen and explain how to remedy it. Introduction What is global warming? "Global Warming is the increase

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    with healthy and safe working environments. In Chinese society it is nothing like this. Since the difference between the rich and poor is a lot greater in China than it is here‚ many of the poor jump at the opportunity to work in a factory or sweatshop job. They are very low paying and are not provided with a safe and healthy environment to work in. Often times the terrible environment is accompanied with abuse provided by the managers. It is not getting any better either because of corrupt

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    In Kim’s life‚ working in a sweatshop during her childhood emphasizes her personal sacrifice. She sacrifices her freedom and equality‚ which is removed from the environment of a sweatshop‚ working long hours after school and completing her homework on the train. Kim describes the environment of the sweatshop as‚ “after less than an hour in the factory‚ my pores were clouded with fabric dust. A net of red strands spread

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    is the current CEO and Phil Knight still continues to hold a position at the top of the organization‚ as the company Chairman. Nike has always been a company that’s been questioned ethically. People have heard about the stories of the sweatshops in Southeast Asia exploiting adolescent employees for unreasonably small amounts of money. This had blemished Nike’s reputation several years ago‚ but since then‚ it has strived to become a truly respectable company. Located on Nike’s website you

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    contractors were using sweatshops‚ just like in the article “The Discarded Factory” and the film “Made in L.A.”‚ to produce these shoes that Nike required a huge demand for. These workers worked overtime to make as much was demanded‚ yet did not even make minimum wage for the work. The US sells the Nike shoes for $70 dollars each‚ while the women who made the shoe only make 3.9 per cent of that. Wichterich explains how the women had to deal with the extreme heat of the sweatshops‚ water twice per day

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    which he creates a fairy tale land full of extravagant hotels‚ beautiful sceneries‚ sparkly blue lakes and well dressed people. Cahan was an immigrant living during the time of mass Americanization of European immigrants working in the difficult sweatshop conditions. James and Cahan were different writers inspired by different aspects of life‚ "Daisy Miller: A Study" presents the social outer appearances and the hypocrisy of society‚ while "A Sweat Shop Romance" focuses on the inner realities of the

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    Case on Child Labour Gap Admits Possible Child Labor Problem Journalist Videotapes Conditions at Subcontractor Plant; Gap Official Tells ABC News‚ ’This Is Completely Unacceptable’ By HILARY BROWN‚ LONDON‚ Oct. 28‚ 2007 The multi-billion dollar global fashion company Gap has admitted that it may have unknowingly used child labor in the production of a line of children’s clothing in India. This followed allegations by an investigative reporter based in Delhi‚ whose story was splashed across two

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